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September 1, 1998Critical Public Health

Crime, fear, health and community: A review and discussion ofFraming the debate: The impact of crime on public health

Pamela Abbott Roger Sapsford

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(1998). Crime, fear, health and community: A review and discussion of Framing the debate: The impact of crime on public health. Critical Public Health: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 229-235.

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